Get started with Slides AI by DocGPT
This guide takes you from installation to your first AI-generated deck. The add-on is listed in the Google Workspace Marketplace as AI GPT for Slides™ (marketed as Slides by DocGPT.ai).
Install from the Marketplace
- Open the AI GPT for Slides listing in the Google Workspace Marketplace.
- Click Install and pick the Google account you use with Google Slides.
- Review and approve the requested permissions. The add-on needs access to your presentations so it can insert the slides it generates.
No credit card is required — the free plan includes 10 AI presentations per month.
Find the menu
After installation, open any Google Slides presentation and go to:
Extensions → AI GPT for Slides → Start
This opens the add-on sidebar. If the menu item is missing, refresh the browser tab and confirm you are signed in with the account that installed the add-on — see Credits and troubleshooting for details.
Generate your first deck in 3 steps
- Enter a topic. Type what the presentation should be about, for example “Onboarding plan for new sales hires”.
- Set the options. Choose the number of slides, the writing tone, and the output language. Optionally paste your own text or outline into the additional content field.
- Generate. The add-on builds the deck: a title slide, bullet-point content slides, and image + text slides. All slides are native Google Slides objects, so you can edit them immediately or export to PPTX/PDF via File → Download.
You can also use the Ask AI feature to send a freeform prompt and insert the answer into the deck.
Free plan limits
The free plan includes 10 AI presentations per month. When you reach the limit, generation pauses until the next month or until you upgrade — paid plans start at $14.99/mo, see pricing. How credits work is covered in Credits and troubleshooting.
Next steps
- Create a presentation from a topic — topic writing tips and example settings
- Create slides from text — build a deck from notes or an outline
- Writing tones and languages — generate decks in 40+ languages